dkaspar: Profile — Project Kenai

David Kaspar

Username:
dkaspar

Member Since:

December 2008

Country:
Czech Republic

Tags:
c, c++, cloudcomputing, java, javame, javafx, linux, netbeans, scala, virtualization, xvm

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dkaspar's Projects

JavaFX Composer

Members:
23

JavaFX Composer plugin for NetBeans

Role: Administrator
JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse

Members:
60

JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse

Role: Administrator
JavaOne HandsOn Labs 2010

Members:
48

Development and upload of JavaOne HOLs for 2010

Role: Software Developer
Project Which Works

Members:
7

Have you ever heard about project which works? Which always works? It can save you S when you need a project but your stuff is still buggy and has serious problems. Then you need our project WhichWorks. It is simple, bugless and always works.

Role: Software Developer

dkaspar's Recent Posts

Topic	Project / Forum	Last Post in Topic
Plugin for Mac OSX This week we have removed all Java6 code from the source code and it is possible to compile it with Java5+.	JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse » General Discussion	January 14, 2009 04:45 by: kjhaber
JavaFX for Eclipse running on Linux - The JavaFX Snippets View is using a snippets plugin that is a part of EclipseEE only. Therefore you cannot see any snippet... There is an issue entered for it: http://kenai.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id . . .	JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse » General Discussion	January 08, 2009 16:41 by: David Kaspar
Can't resolve errors I am not sure whether it would help but JavaFX SDK requires JDK (not JRE) to compile your sources... Could you send me an console output of the "javafxpackager" process? It is usually hidden behind "ja . . .	JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse » General Discussion	December 11, 2009 08:10 by: divemaster
Cant build javafx files Hi, Your classpath seems to be OK. It seems to be related to the classpath of the JavaFX SDK... Could you check: 1) whether you have JavaFX_HOME variable set correctly in the Eclipse IDE. 2) Also chec . . .	JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse » General Discussion	February 16, 2009 12:44 by: jakub
Can't resolve errors Hi, I am not sure but it seems that you do not have classes/jars files from JavaFX SDK on the classpath of your project. Could you check whether in the: Main Menu \| Window \| Preferences \| Java \| Build . . .	JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse » General Discussion	December 11, 2009 08:10 by: divemaster